Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 24, 1916 · page 2

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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o! sinners.
Nor sitteth in the soot

of the ocorui‘ul.

. I“ It. E. Church, South Norwalk pleloj,

,m G. Giihu, Mullitehwlotiid Manic for u" Morning Service.

"‘ , ‘mblic worship. 1‘2 m.—~liible, Prelude-l Waited (or the lord

fi_ 6:30 p..n.—ijorth Letigue.‘
~ 10:01 Downes, lender.

.. :flqflnm song service.

Lee

'~, violin and comet. I

1“ My. 7‘54“" “WWW Wednesday-Annual picnic oi the

"ML lfifi—Prayer M9911“ m: Bible School at ‘Roton Point.
g 3““ ’0" “9"" ”d “it Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
' lwill be observed as Congregational
V » mat l:i_rst M. 17:. Church, Sun-‘13”.
"' e .a.-—~Archibald Merriam. Wednesday evening on the lawn at
wt and WW"- _ 29 Sesvlew avenue, East Xurwtiik.
PremrlO‘IZlol‘glgattTo a Thursday evening on the inn

. i 35 liuyview avenue.
R9”) MacDoweil 'Frtdo evenin on the lawn at 43
W~Thy Will Be Done .. Seiiitrs y g

, Eimwood avenue.
m Solo—l Heard the Voice . o nment
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7:30 ‘p. Solo—0 lord Rebuke Me Not
Special
Iii" Mildred heicham- Ber-'Postiudewlertoiru in E Fiat

 

me. “when Christ Is now: m' .......................... runes
" Singing led by choir, organ. Tuesday. 3:00 p. m.—vliungiirtuu
Bible Class.

 

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a Miss Elsie M. Sterling. “mafia: xiii-ownelm‘
”uranium .......... . Unknown Sunday school a, 3:30 9',“
1 ".r evening u mo . ' '
, Prelude~lhoderuto Thoma , ' ‘
i" o Solo—Sel€cted. First Congre’idonnl Churchvltev.
it , m” Mildred Ketchsm ih‘lileal i“. IoGregor. Pit. 1)., Plfltpf.—‘
75.. ry Anthem .39, 1,. Mine _, Halll Morning service. at 10:30. with preach-
-’°~ ‘ Postlude~March 33ml,“ ing by the pastor. Sunday school at

c "‘ —_ ‘ noon. This is the last regular session

"l 'fl“ "I " of the school for the summer. but
-" “ ”who?“ C"“’?”’“"- C" there will be at summer .N‘l‘stiloll begin-
.7?" mm, 1" li..liu:ttir.~hutiday Bel"thinly the following Sunday about
A “"3???de l e ($034!“ Cl?“ which announcement will be
.* :11“) sci-mo: ll“. l);(i(r:lllfir“(:lrbnon week. This will he Imorning
'“ Sunday “hog! and pliien's A5 jcliildren's service. There will he no

‘tevciiing service during the rumor.

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'M’ “t the "0°“ “0“" Epwortli, The last midweek service will be

I meeting tit 6:10 p. EL. led by' held nu, Thursds .
y end will be the
. thel Burtis. Topic: “llow Con . n. l to .
El: My llome Happier?" Evening. preparatory lecture for n .lu y L m
at 7:30hy the pastor; theme;

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tiiiged from June limb to July 61b
and will be held at tllotop Point. The
}liome Department is especially in
tilted to join the main school in this
touting. The special curs leave the
lGreen at 9:15 a. m. i’rmislons should
[he at the church not later than 9:15
or at Starr’s candy store not later
‘ than 9:30.

y ”Mk, Music at Ntii‘wnlk First Church.

i Morning.
rl’relude—«Sonittn .\‘o. ti, op. 119.

f l’reludio .l. Illiolnherger
‘ Anthem—Venue in Eliot D. Buck

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, lk M. E. Church

1Ihllt' for the tiny:

Morning.

We in A Major

w ... .................. Alfred llolllns
starlet—O Lord. Thou Art My Gal
‘ ..... ................. liudle
”no Solo-Sclected.
-¢‘M—.\'citrer, My God to Thee

3., ... ................... W. F. sudds
VFWude~Allegro .Viodt-ruto

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t.." """""" é MM" “"n' “m“nmtraito Solo-Tliree ‘ ,
’mlude—Cantalenc ln'C. , .................... i'.'l\catherioy
g J ‘ tQpartct~Come. lloly Spirii.(‘nlm
a." ? ""‘,"'(."d'l"'l;_ """" - A- "9““, My Henri ........ w. A. liowlnnll
.We '— '0 s w : Postlude—Grund L‘hoeur in D

~. ... ................. ii. it. Shelley,
metv—Draw Me to Thee Neviu'
Mude-Ottenotrc in A l
W. Merchant;

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No evening service.

South Norwnik lltiptfst Church-
ltcv. F. T. llntliitm will preach morn-
ing and evening. 12 ni.~—’l‘he Sunday

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' r, “fist Avenue M. n. Church—nor. 3.:
QE‘ hirbniiks, Pns‘toi‘.—-il:30 ll.'nl.--t
. wohi meetin .' : . .—‘
, «‘0 wgrship wigth bgrgonabymtholscmm session will be held in

Mr. subject of sermon: “An Ade-I lecture room. 12:” 1" "L—‘Thp BR“

t
ltlst Brotherhood will meet in tho

‘ Food l," . t.
. chmssfgofr. gufgflb”, “5:; church. Mr. Cannot- will ietui the
.. moi ion for Bible study 6'31) class. 6:30 p. ln.—Tl1(‘ Christian En-

tilenvnr Society. Subject: "What is
the. Purpose of Lite on Earth?” Leed-
. . - . Subject. "How (‘nn 1 Make My or. Miss Lucy Finch. This will be the-

We Happier?” 7:30 p. m.~Even-| last meeting of the society until Sep-

. ! tenibor 3.
$3“ machin 'i . .
Ml“! ser;0:ei:“clc be buhject or Tuesday afternoon and evening the

“Drifting.“ t
“I ,Miipiih Circle of King‘s
. will be special music by a large; will hold it lawn party tit the home ct

‘ 'lovrcliorus.
1“ E . __ ;Mrs. Frederick Schcidler, i Merwin
“a” 8 p. m" The monthly ‘ stieet. Supper will he served from

~ 1 he .
. to 01‘3““: ”:2?" school board; 4:30 to 7 o‘clock.
adnesday, 2 p. in.—The weekiy‘ Thursday, 714.: ii. m.—--'I‘he church

, y . tprayer meeting will be conducted by
t it of the Ladies Aid Society. 'deacon Andrew Thompson.

.I‘Iursduy, 7:45 p. m.——The regular.
Wk prayer service led by the} ”.— .
M" At the close of the prayer‘. Trinity Church—Rev. Frederick A.
., B the monthly meeting of the‘ Coleman. rector.—~Services for the first-
- i Board will be held. :Sunday after Trinity-it n. in.—Cele~

a. I.-The Epwortli league. prayer
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Evening prayer and sermon tit
:Tllt‘ public is cordially invited.

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rChuit-h, Coder St, nou- West Ave.—
{Msrtin L Stoop. Pastor—First Sun-
,dny otter Trinity. Diflne St‘rhiwfl, in
ice-mun, at 10:30. Eugli h Sr’l‘i'ltfl at
i7:xo p. in Topic or sermon in the
‘floffllls: "'lne itich Man and la;-
taius." iii the evening the pastor wilt
‘spelik on the history and doctrine 01

“Psalm 1: “the Lutheran Church. an the Luther-l
,art: of the city are cordially invited to

' attend our services and urged to make
little church their spiritual home. Ev»
erybody is welcome and seats are tree.
The morning services will be contin-
ued regularly throughout the summer.
Sunday school during the entire sum-
mer iit 9:30. German and English
classes. Primary, Junior and Senior
Departments. Course oi lessons: iiihle
IHistory, Catechism, Hymns and Bible
tl’elsco‘. New pupils may enter at any
;tinie. “Cross and Crown” pins for
lregular attendance.

a Meeting at voting members Sunday.
lJuly " utter services.

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Advent Christian Church. Van Zant
,a:id Harvey streets, East Norwsik~-
' lie». (horse M. 'l‘eeple, l’astor.~ 10:00
tit. m.—-lliiii hour of prayer. 10:30
l" m. --~:liorning sermon. 12:00 m.—
,Sunday school. 6:15 p. ruminant
l \l'orkerswtttls p in. 7:15 p. m.-—Song
,service. 7:30 p. m.-l£ventng sermon.

l Thursday, 7:45 p. m.-—Mid-woek

:‘l’ruyer and Testimony Meeting.

, Messiah Svrodioh Lutheran Church.

‘, Fort stroet.-il. Luther Wilma.

si’ostor.<-Divino services. 4 p. in. All

; Scandinavian ore welcome!

1 Picnic in the grove on Witches Lune
Road, will be held under the auspices
of the indict Am. July the 4th, be-

,ginning'st 9 o‘clock a. II: A dinner

, will be served according to custom or

former years. All lire welcome!

 

 

Rescue Mission~All are cordially
invited to attend the service at the
Monroe street Rescue Mission. at 3:15
o'clock. it you like good singing and
good. hrislit. snappy testimonies trout
people who have had experience on
both sides at lite. don't fall to be pros-
eni. No collection token. Free will
ottering only.

Fills? CHURCH 08 CHI“?
SCIENTIOT.
. First church or Glut-t. Scientist. at
: West Ivonne—Tho Regular Sun
,dny service or this church is held at 11
'n. in. .

June Lilith—"Christian Science."

Sunday school It 9:46 o. In.

Wednesday evening testimony
meeting at 8 o“clock.

To both these services the public is
cordially invited.

A reading mom in malntninod u
the same address. open each Week
day. holidays excepted, from 1:30 to
4:30 p. in.

 

 

Knight Street (.‘lturch—Sncred Con-
cert oi' the Knight Street Church Sun-
,duy afternoon, with program as fol-
lows:

Opening Song—Choir.

Prayer-Rev. Felts?

Scripture Reading—Jilin; Burr.

Recitation—Ethel: Fouler.

Recitation—Arthur Hines.

Recitation-Ruth Hines.

Singing—Choir. ‘

Recitation—Earl Thompson.

Recitation-May Olmstesd.

Solo-«Gertrude Ward.

Recitation—George Dixon.

Recitntlom-«GIYIord Worreli.

‘Reutllnsi-Fohnie Williums.

Solo—Mrs. Lillie Dixon.

Recitation—Muster Robert Dunn.

nor.
Organ Solo-elitists Set-a Word.
Reading—ll; Fuller.
Taper-Mr. Harris.
tReading—4min- Inese Hill.
Paper—Miro. Askew.
Closing Remarks bywaev. BenderL

son.

oar poor csnos ru'ou
F. M. “NH III ROME
Friendl of Form" Editor of Thor Sum
tinel Remember“ by Inn on
Special moonlit. ‘ ‘ ’
Friends of m. N.- Bmltltln this
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. ‘ ibration of the Holy Communion. 10
a m.-—Church School .This will be the
'. “t Street A M- 13- Church— last session of the Church School for
L ”A Mdfiy‘ Paton—Sunday? the season The annual vacation will
. ."Sunday school. conducted. last until the second Sunday in Sep-
. . “If. Archer; 9:50~Morninsttemb'er. The prizes for ruthtui ab
. . 11-00310?“ concert W“! b3[tendunoe at church and-school during
in? Mrs. Tatum and Mm the winter wiii be ifWardod. The tlc-'
33941: in. Ar 800d program. irate-for the picnic will be distributed.
herding? D- m-f'nlefiloslng 1,11 s. m.—4luor:iing prayer and sermon.
_, 57- REV. ,3": Fulton, Thetonio otthe. sermon will be “God
m»mfiinm::$mgtstgzlmde Visible.” There will he no
= l . o
ill—m - We exhndvaoordiati lplot-e3 evening services until Sapient
almonds and flatten, Tuéodny—The annual picnic of the'
church school will be held: at R10
til 1’99- G005 music. Beach Park. The care will leavei
'~ , , Railroad Plain promptly at 9:30. Al
Jim-til , Congregational? {er tickets will he sold tor thus who1
. ». Stimulant. Illusion—t are not. members 0! the school who
Motion” morning all desire to go. flore'tundc are needed
.. lemon. by the pastor. to send the members of the non
d; Woe on steps of mm on , and the rector ash-lor‘contribntlonsf-t
m 0:15 ti in: . Subject one p.~ni.—-Wosy§tinportnnt~ineeting of
.... -l= ,kflorinon tor-Suin-va.the..Young Monte Club. .Most impot-
seiiooi—st 9:30 a. ni.‘ taut batsman, be: til-cum That
s handout... Pro-ebnhlneos meeting will he ttillowed by
‘ses. ‘itn addreuiwi ”amine; with masthead refresh.“
, . .Spdohtmuuio. Mm; outs. All members waited.
‘ulngwmoloms and cor... .Thuroday.,9,;.3a u. nib—Holy, 0mm.
in mud by Hr. 531-, taunted. St. Peter's Day. ' ' .

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°°‘ reports a line trip and is seeing the

name, duty, in his lnuillar hand
writing. Mr. Smith. gave up his place
as city eater» at the Bridgeport Tele-
gram to undertake it spools! mission
in southern Europe. probably. i; the
Balkan stains. Hlsgnaxtporl. 0! call;
will probably be Athens, Greener. its

sights along the Hediterronenu beam
his way to hisdootinotion. ' '

 

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room for Vsomething you may never:
use agony-but use a Sentinel "rar-

m noted to
“writeup-senate , H GREEN ‘ »
Imsuuw... .W... ohm“..- : 25 man“. Stamps Free
Emuguw theses-IL L F...“ w'umnmw”‘.

day in the year to: rest, prayer and

(‘hrisi Church. Mum. £115in
walk alley. Tali-term if. Cocky. i). 1).,
June 25th —Moruieg prayer and see;
incl at 10:31 Sunday school at mi
7 :8».

St. Peter's Evangelical intherau§sruxsurp BRUSSELS is

Solo-Mrs. Grace Olmsteitd 0’Con-‘

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i A CHEER non THE BOYS.

! CAPTURED. --*“

l .4. l A cheer for the boys as they
; ic'ltlflu‘ Fro-i Fir“ PIIO-l march along

. --~ i For the boys lll khaki or blue,

route from ROW to Tilburyl They have felt the thrill of their
Ilies across the southern end of: country's call.

“the North Sea on g line whichf'l‘hcy arc to answer it too.
Itpasoes about forty miles north, From office and factory and farm
lot Zoebmggc. The German dos-f and shop,

troyeru probably set forth from They are passing in grand re—
, Zeebnigge. view.

1 The battle of Verdun contin-
’ued last night with the utmost
;violenco on both sides of the
‘Meuoo. The French War Office

Iannounced that the French have

A i‘l’l(‘(’l‘ for the boys as
much along

\Vitli llt‘Vt'I‘ a step to lag.

Percltanee on the air a snatch of

they

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greasined 1 lug. part of the song.
tgrounddost northeast of Verdun, As they follow their country's
incur Hills Nontbm 320 and sat. flair.

. Undertaking g vigoroug o‘en- Though it be shot to a rag.
owe, the French drove back the " straight l0 dcallt.
Germans over the ground which Thoug it be shot to a rag.
they won yesterday. The battle
w.” particululy violent in the .\ cheer for the boys as thcv
vicinity, of Fleury. The French "lart‘h 1”me ' i
did not succeed in regaining pog-i'rl’lntlflh hearts lichiiid llla\' break,
union of Thilumont work. , Above the touch of t‘laslilllfl arms
MP" than nix German divisiomi ls rluty for emintrv's sake,
participated in the ofiensive ac.i:\ml a future with chances still
nous cut oi the Mouse yester-l unknown
(hy, t’l'hzit only brave men take.
Four hundred person but their
Ilvomlocording to latent M; A prayer for the have as they
when the Rwi“ passenger march along. ' '
Wl' Mercury wu gunk in the! For the boys now grown to men,
Black Sea by a mine. The mini»; That the gathering cloud may
be:- of poisons aboard the steam-l (tuit‘klt' P889 I
ship was upproximgtely 55°, j'l‘ltc trouble he o'er—and then.
The theater occurred about to; .is "0W “'6 cheer lht‘m 0“. God
oclock in the morning of? the“ grant
mugs: of Grigoriovlu. The pu.‘ We may cliccr them home again.
,sengsrs felt a. tremendous shock —_l. \V. Harper.
tin the forward part of the vessel;
lWthh staggered nhesdior throe’ “ml"-
53mph 13‘3““ m then “run Little Girl—“Excuse nie.sir, bullion
down how fortitost. in five min- 3““ 4'0”“ ‘37 mm? .
m". ‘ » I Gent. (tooling in pocketl—By ion.
The passenger, 3mm" Kniaz_‘lnssio. l have. There's in hole in my
potemltin, had in“ [”3120de the pocket. i thought [heard something
Mercury. and although aware of cum“
the disaster. the. passengers for-: Little Girl-That settle. it. it's
ciblv preventodher contain from ‘ ”mm“ “0‘9 1'" -‘°“¢-"1’mm‘
putting back to give aid. SM"-
The German counter attack
against the Russiansunder Gon- ANOTHER TROOP WIPED
era! Brussllofl' in Volhvnia has OUT BY MEXICANS IN
inow developeduove‘r a front of SHADOW OF ALAMO.
,eighty miles extending from Kol- ‘ ‘
kl, on the Stvr river. almost to WM“ Lansing and 33k"
the Galiclnn frontier. Gen. vdn Would N“ Discus: Mexi-
Linsiiigen's forces have envelop-l “'1 Situation.
ed the Russians who here had WASHINGTON. June 24.—
drive a big bend into the Austroe Secretary Lansing emerged from
German lines. in front and on the White House about ten min-
,both flanks. and now. according utcs after Secretary Baker. He
:t0 all reports reaching Berlin, turned to newspaper men and
are “0le but surely Dressing said: “I cannot say a word.”
the Russians back all along the Secretary Baker in reply to a
line in the general direction of query as to whether the United
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Visiting Case; or "Week-end" Trunks of black on-
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' ‘ Although considerably rein-10f the American prisoners captur.
forced von Linsingen'is confronts ed at C arrizan and taken to Chi-
edehcro bv highly superior num-‘ liualiua. said: “I cannot discuss
bets. which. however, have been: that “We" now.

unable to checkJu'ii counter at-l On returnig to his office. Sec-
tack and start the Russian “um ; rotary Lansing. for the first time;
roller. am, in the direction of since he became Sccretarv of f
coveted Kaye] land Vladimir-Slate. concclled his iiiomin'g en-
Volynski. The Russian iossesitraiztmcnt with the newsman"
here are described an enormous. 3 men. He sent word by his pri—
Russian office;- fime and vale secretary that there was
led their men in W but? nothing hecOuld discuss at this

 

induces charges against at; Gert ; time.
Workmg.’ for Peace.

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mm lines.
The cotmtrv covered bv than! LONDON, June 24, 2:20 p. in.
engagement. is WWII! difficult, . -—A wireless dispatch from Rome

 

 

 

impeded: by._modg and mmtsays that Pope Benedict has up-
nnd' much of the. fizlttin
four, lins'been at close quartet-n! Gen. Carranza to use
To relieve the may, um;earnest’endeavors to avert war.
thintoumi-ciicle before Luinlo that:
All'iissiana have resumed theatre“... The president of Brazil today
we strainer General Count \m' sent a cabiemm‘ to D'omicio Da
Hammer-’3 lines along. the Gg.;Gama. Brazilian Ambassador ab
and mm along thg Striou‘ that. the controversy between the}
rum; .lauougfi W“wi¢h_United_Statos and Mexico. would“
creardetemimtion. failed to bc settled: amicably.

 

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their: »

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Adam lines; M lof’Salvador, Jone 24.—-Titep Fer~
. Russian gning are reverted 033V cign Office received today a cs-
{Wm'fl'ont'in‘nnkowinnmith blegram from the government of
of tin Dniooter. Here. tin- Ru... Ecuador urging: all Latin-Ameri-
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